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FDR Memorial: 1st Inaugural relief (ca. 2007) at the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial beside the Tidal Basin in Washington, D.C.
by Robert Graham (click name for more of that artist's work)
located in James M. Goode's Potomac Park area (click link for more in that area)


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Ten different sculptures comprise the FDR Memorial:
In His Wheelchair Presidential Seal
1st Inaugural The Rural Couple
The Fireside Chat BreadLine
Social Programs FDR with Fala
The Funeral Cortege Eleanor Roosevelt




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See James M. Goode's
'Washington Sculpture' (hardcover p 505 Item #11.12; Potomac Park area)
Medium: Bronze
Artist: Robert Graham (click name for more of that artist's work)
Related subjects: US Presidents; Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Location: Ohio & West Basin Drives SW Washington, D.C.
See Potomac Park area in James Goode's Washington Sculpture
Nearest Metro: Smithsonian (Orange - Blue - Silver) (click station name for all sculptures nearby)
Smithsonian American Art Museum's Art Inventories Catalog: Control number 71500337 (dcMem ID #1162 )

Links & other sources
National Parks Service website
Wikipedia article on Roosevelt
NPS.gov List of Classified Structures FDR Memorial room 1
NPS.gov List of Classified Structures FDR Memorial room 1 sculptures
NPS.gov List of Classified Structures FDR Memorial gold stars
NPS.gov List of Classified Structures FDR Memorial room 2 inscriptions & fountains
NPS.gov List of Classified Structures FDR Memorial room 2 sculptures
NPS.gov List of Classified Structures FDR Memorial room 3
NPS.gov List of Classified Structures FDR Memorial room 3 sculptures
NPS.gov List of Classified Structures FDR Memorial room 4 inscriptions & fountains
NPS.gov List of Classified Structures FDR Memorial room 4 sculptures
Archives.gov on the FDR's "Day of Infamy" speech
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